Pools of light & Schreiner are definitely on my bucket list. I recently sold a Lunch at the Ritz sunshine wearing sunglasses brooch. I have a Coro Jelly Belly fish in my stash. It is the kind that have the rhinestones embedded in them. A few of the rhinestones are missing and I keep thinking I will repair it one day. The older women in my jewelry group argue that jelly bellies are only clear, never colors. 🤓
Great information! I don't sell much jewelry because there is little to find in my area. I did find a crown trifari brooch at a yard sale that sold in minutes for over $100!
I love your bucket list. Pools of light are definitely on my bucket list too. I also think I’ve probably passed over some great pieces of unsigned jewelry as I continue to learn about jewelry. Thanks for contributing to my knowledge base.
Thank you for the information! I occasionally pick up jewelry, need to learn more about it. The India collection with the red & greens will have me looking twice at the “Christmas” jewelry section. I could see one of those pieces being thrown in that section.
Thank you! That was good info. The jewelry patent site is a huge help. I found a bucket list jewelry item recently and I need a solid appraisal to confirm if it's authentic. I came across a squash blossom silver and turquoise necklace. Honestly, even if it's a reproduction, I still love it. I'll still be wearing it when I'm too old to sell vintage.
Not a mark on it. I searched and so did friend but we couldn’t find anything. I’ll have to search out the groups and do some snooping myself 🤓 it is most likely costume 1970’s but not cheaply made. Finding that made me feel like I was getting closer to the genuine article. Lol
I knew some of these but not all, and I have a barrette listed that I was able to revise the description on when I recognized the reverse carved part I hadn’t realized! Totally justified the high price I out on it.
As always, a great video! The airplane window use is fascinating. Also, all the clovers probably came off of one charm bracelet that they took apart and are reselling as individual charms. I wonder if I found a nice vintage piece of jewelry if I could sell it....or would I just want to keep it for myself - LOL!
Yay! You helped me to identify my resin bracelet, I recognized the signature squiggle as soon as I saw it!
Oh that’s exciting!
Pools of light & Schreiner are definitely on my bucket list. I recently sold a Lunch at the Ritz sunshine wearing sunglasses brooch. I have a Coro Jelly Belly fish in my stash. It is the kind that have the rhinestones embedded in them. A few of the rhinestones are missing and I keep thinking I will repair it one day. The older women in my jewelry group argue that jelly bellies are only clear, never colors. 🤓
Ohhhh so much fun!! Thanks for sharing 👏👑✅️✨️💯
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Always enjoy your content.
Thank you
Thank you for introducing me to these new jewelry makers. I'll be looking for them.
You are welcome!
Great information! I don't sell much jewelry because there is little to find in my area. I did find a crown trifari brooch at a yard sale that sold in minutes for over $100!
That’s so great! Yeah only a couple thrifts here still carry it- and people tend to fight over it at estate sales lol
I love your bucket list. Pools of light are definitely on my bucket list too. I also think I’ve probably passed over some great pieces of unsigned jewelry as I continue to learn about jewelry. Thanks for contributing to my knowledge base.
Oh I know I’ve missed a bunch 😂😂 Always learning!
Thank you for the information! I occasionally pick up jewelry, need to learn more about it. The India collection with the red & greens will have me looking twice at the “Christmas” jewelry section. I could see one of those pieces being thrown in that section.
Good point!
Thank you! That was good info. The jewelry patent site is a huge help. I found a bucket list jewelry item recently and I need a solid appraisal to confirm if it's authentic. I came across a squash blossom silver and turquoise necklace. Honestly, even if it's a reproduction, I still love it. I'll still be wearing it when I'm too old to sell vintage.
Ooh nice find! There is a Native American jewelry group on FB that I snoop in. 😂 Any marks?
Not a mark on it. I searched and so did friend but we couldn’t find anything. I’ll have to search out the groups and do some snooping myself 🤓 it is most likely costume 1970’s but not cheaply made. Finding that made me feel like I was getting closer to the genuine article. Lol
@@Jackie7665 the closest I got was a version by Goldette I think it was - squash blossom necklace and earrings and sold for $100 though!
I knew some of these but not all, and I have a barrette listed that I was able to revise the description on when I recognized the reverse carved part I hadn’t realized! Totally justified the high price I out on it.
Nice!!
Thank you for the info very interesting. Maybe I will get lucky, and get back to you! Thanks again.
I hope you do!!
As always, a great video! The airplane window use is fascinating. Also, all the clovers probably came off of one charm bracelet that they took apart and are reselling as individual charms. I wonder if I found a nice vintage piece of jewelry if I could sell it....or would I just want to keep it for myself - LOL!
Oh that could be with the charms. I’m just so used to Temu and places like that with their fake vintage